Friday, 30 October 2015
XH558 Last Flight
This is the last flight of a Legend, the fly pass sets car alarms of very impressive Good by XH558
Monday, 11 May 2015
Italy is Not The Only Country with Migrant Trouble.
World Maritime News report that over 2000 migrants from c have been saved from boats or trying to swim ashore to Malaysia and Indonesia in the last few days . A wooden boat carrying 600 people arrived of the Indonesia cost yesterday.
Full story @ World Maritime News
Sunday, 3 May 2015
Power Generating Ship for Ghana Delayed
The first of two power ships to air Ghana with its electric generating problems is due to arrive in Ghana in August. The two ships are expected to supply the country with 450 MW have been ordered from Karpowership,. The ship were due in April but red tape delay have taken place, but a loan 125MW vessel is being sent as a sign of good faith by the company.
Source Ghana Broadcasting Company
Saturday, 2 May 2015
Bye Bye Explorer Hello Edge
Bye bye internet explorer hello Edge the new browser from Microsoft in Windows 10. Edge is a slimmed down browser that allows notes to be added to web pages. Watch the official promo below.
Sunday, 26 April 2015
HMS Bulwark Sent to the Md
Updated walking Guide for Salisbury Plain
A PDF document with guidance to the public when walking the Salisbury Plain Training area has been updated, It can be viewed downloaded at the MOD web site here.
Thursday, 23 April 2015
Calbuco Volcano Erupts
The Volcano Calbuco in southern Chile has erupted again (last 1972),throwing thick black ash into the air. The Chilean government have evacuated about 1200 people from the area and imposed a 20 KM exclusion area around it.
To The Boot of your Car Amazon Deliver
Amazon, Audi and DHL have partnered up in Munich for an Amazon trial. Drivers of internet connected Audi vehicles will give their approximate location at a given time, along with electronic trunk access and DHL will deliver the products ordered from Amazon direct into their boots.
Source WSJ
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
HS2 Slow Compared to Japan's 374 MPH Train
The Japanese Maglev Train has broken its own world speed record by traveling at 374 MPH. The train that runs on electrical charged magnets was build at a cost estimated at £67bn and is hoped to be on use between Tokyo and Osaka.
Compare this to HS2 which at a cost of £52bn and already over budget and will travel at half the speed for about the same cost.
Wednesday, 15 April 2015
400 People Missing Many Children
The Italian Navy is searching for 400 people after a boat capsized 24 hrs after leaving Libya ago Many of them thought to be unaccompanied children, the boat had 550 people on board
Source World Martime News
Sunday, 12 April 2015
Russia Military Police Recruit Dogs
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It seem according to TASS that the Russia military have woken up to the usefulness of mans best friend, Deputy chief of the Russian Defence Ministry’s military police department Vladimir Kovalev has said after a look at other countries use of dogs
"We have in mind the canine centre in the town of Dmitrov near Moscow for this purpose since the foreign armies’ experiences prove that dogs are widely used in military police," Kovalev said. "We have been to Kazakhstan, Slovakia and other countries where police dogs are used really efficiently. If one have a look at how any wrongdoer reacts to dogs, it becomes clear dogs are a good helping hand."
Saturday, 4 April 2015
Cruising Promotes Shipbuilding
The growth in cruising has bought about a plethora of new ships for both the river and sea,both Viking River Cruises and Viking Ocean Cruises will have three new ships by 2017Royal Caribbean,Norwegian Cruise Line and MSC will all have nine new ships between them by 2022 and Carnival Corp have announced that they intend to build nine ships by 2022
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Source Miami Heraled
Misc Link Cruise Ships ans Liners
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/living/travel/cruises/article16930706.html#storylink=cpy
Saturday, 28 March 2015
New Flight Deck Recommendations After the Germanwings Flight
The CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) is now recommending new crew measures in a bulletin issued on 27 March 2015 The full text can be found Here A summary is below
The CAA recommends that operators re-assess the safety and security risks associated with flight crew members leaving the flight crew compartment due to operational or physiological needs during non-critical phases of flight. It is further recommended that, based on this assessment, operators implement procedures requiring at least two persons authorised in accordance with Commission Regulation (EU) No. 965/2012 Part-CAT.GEN.MPA.135 to be in the flight crew compartment at all times, or other equivalent mitigating measures to address risks identified by the operator’s revised assessment.
Of particular importance, any additional risks stemming from the introduction of such procedures or measures should be assessed and mitigated.
Saturday, 21 February 2015
Memorable Number for Power cuts
The proposed new helpline giving advice to people suffering an electricity power cut could be given the memorable number 105 OFCOM have said in their bulletin on 16 February 2015. The helpline is being planned by the UK's electrical industry after a year of difficulties.
See the announcement on the OFCOM website
See the announcement on the OFCOM website
Electroshock Weapons on Aircraft
The CAA ( Civil Aviation Authority) have change the rules to allow the carriage of electroshock weapons by Police Officers, providing the CAAs conditions are met.
This change only applies in the airspace above the UK
Please see the full text here in this CAA Document
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